Left to Right: Mariah Emory, Abigail Emory, Judah Emory, Melanie Emory, Philip Emory, Hannah Emory, Elisabeth Emory
The Emorys are an award-winning family bluegrass and southern gospel music group based out of Barnardsville, North Carolina. Known for their tight, soulful family harmonies, they have quickly grown into a prominent fixture in the southeastern gospel music community.
The Emorys Musical Roots and Style feature a core group of family members who have dedicated their lives to gospel ministry and music. Their sound beautifully blends traditional bluegrass gospel, southern gospel, country hymns and worship.
Their primary focus extends beyond simple entertainment; they are committed to spreading the message of Jesus and uplifting their community through faith and worship.
Notable Achievements; The family band has earned widespread recognition for their vocal abilities and instrumental talents, which are heavily influenced by the sounds of the Isaacs, The Hinsons and traditional Appalachian gospel.
Bluegrass Showdown Champions:
The Emorys captured first place at the Bluegrass Showdown at Bluegrass First Class in Asheville, North Carolina. Original Songwriting: The sisters and mother (Melanie) are also prolific songwriters. Original tracks such as Melanie's "Come on Down," Elisabeth's "Appalachian Thunder," and Hannah's "Work, Live & Pray" have become fan favorites.
Television and Media Appearances:
The group has expanded their reach through various platforms, making multiple guest appearances on WGGS-TV’s "NightLine" with Gwen and Wade Hall. Community and Ministry Beyond large stages—the group emphasizes ministry. They are very active in supporting their community through prayer and outreach, frequently sharing encouragement and praise reports.
The Emorys continue to record and release music, touring across the Southeast to share their Appalachian musical heritage with future generations.
Stay tuned if you would like to know about their upcoming tour dates, or are you looking to hear about their latest album releases.